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Gyrodus cuvieri Agassiz, 1833
The Natural History Museum
London, United Kingdom
Details
- Title: Gyrodus cuvieri Agassiz, 1833
- State province: [England]
- Specific epithet: cuvieri
- Scientific name authorship: Agassiz, 1833
- Phylum: Chordata
- Order: Pycnodontiformes
- Locality: Weymouth
- Latest period or highest system: Jurassic
- Latest era or highest erathem: Mesozoic
- Latest epoch or Highest series: Late Jurassic
- Latest eon or highest eonothem: Phanerozoic
- Latest age or Highest age: Kimmeridgian
- Kingdom: Animalia
- Higher geography: [British Isles]; [England]; Dorset; Weymouth
- Higher classification: Animalia; Chordata; Osteichthyes; Pycnodontiformes; Pycnodontidae
- Group: Ancholme Group
- Genus: Gyrodus
- Formation: Kimmeridge Clay Formation
- Family: Pycnodontidae
- Earliest period or lowest system: Jurassic
- Earliest era or lowest erathem: Mesozoic
- Earliest epoch or lowest series: Late Jurassic
- Earliest eon or Lowest eonothem: Phanerozoic
- Earliest age or Lowestst age: Kimmeridgian
- Country: [British Isles]
- Class: Osteichthyes
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